FAQ

Travel airlines, flight numbers, shuttles, hotels, culture, service. Your destination wedding might bring guests to a part of the world they’re unfamiliar with, so you’ll want to offer suggestions on the best airports to fly into, as well as any recommended transportation, taxi, shuttle, and/or ferry services. "

Always include travel and accommodation information," notes Cedarleaf. "Local—and especially out-of-town—guests will be grateful for lodging suggestions, transportation information, and even lists of nearby activities and restaurants."

Include start times, locations, and pertinent transportation details for any important wedding weekend events that all guests will be invited to, such as the welcome party, ceremony, reception, and after-party. 

Keep details about more exclusive wedding-weekend events, such as the rehearsal dinner, off the wedding website and confined only to the invited guests. That way, there’s no confusion about who’s included in what. 

• Accommodations. If you’ve coordinated a hotel block for guests, your wedding website is the perfect place to link to booking. 

• Your Registry. Your wedding website is the easiest way for guests to access any gift registries you may have. 

• RSVPs. An online guest list tracker will likely be more efficient than using mail-in RSVP cards. If you’ll be requesting RSVPs digitally, be sure to include a page on your wedding website.

• Dress Codes. Don't forget to give detailed information about your dress code for any events listed on the website.

Travel airlines, flight numbers, shuttles, hotels, culture, service. Your destination wedding might bring guests to a part of the world they’re unfamiliar with, so you’ll want to offer suggestions on the best airports to fly into, as well as any recommended transportation, taxi, shuttle, and/or ferry services. "

Always include travel and accommodation information," notes Cedarleaf. "Local—and especially out-of-town—guests will be grateful for lodging suggestions, transportation information, and even lists of nearby activities and restaurants."

Include start times, locations, and pertinent transportation details for any important wedding weekend events that all guests will be invited to, such as the welcome party, ceremony, reception, and after-party. 

Keep details about more exclusive wedding-weekend events, such as the rehearsal dinner, off the wedding website and confined only to the invited guests. That way, there’s no confusion about who’s included in what. 

• You can digitally collect and manage event RSVPs, meal preferences, and more. (Seriously, who wants to manually enter that information into spreadsheets if they don’t have to?) 

• You can ask guests to enter their address when they RSVP, thus making thank-you notes a breeze.  

• You can quickly and easily update guests should event plans need to change. 

• Guests don’t need separate links to your registries; those details can be added to your wedding website.